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Everything that Lives Must Die
‘Blame it on the
Moon’ brings
understanding
The old w om an a n d an angel from th e Tears o f Joy Theatre produc­
tion o f On ion Skin Soup.
Tears of Joy Theatre celebrates
El Dia de los Muertos (The Day of
the Dead) with “Blame it on the
Moon,” on Friday, Nov. 4 at 7:30
p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m.;
and Sunday, Nov. 6 at 2 p.m.
Innovative puppetry and live
music are featured in this bilingual
story from an Ecuadorian myth
about the creation of life that helps
both children and adults under­
stand why everything that lives
must die.
The play is sparkled with humor
and in te rw e a v e s tra d itio n a l
Please join us for The Installation Service of
Will be held at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church.
November 6, 2005 @ 3:30pm • Rev. Robert. Jointer - Pastor
Located at 931 N. Skidmore Portland, Oregon @ 7:0()pm nightly
Guest Speakers will be the renowned Pastors:
Rev. L.W. Bolton, Rev. James H. Bolton,
Rev, Jerry Bolton and Rev. Allen Ray Bolton
Gospel Musical Extravaganza Night
Live in Concert
Featuring The Bolton Brothers of Hattiesburg, MS
AT Bethesda Christian Church -109 N Emerson St
Rev Melvin Bailey - Host Pastor
Time: 6:(X) PM Doors open at 5:00pm
No Admission
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B eetle an d Esta (the sun) are characters in Blam e it on th e Moon,
an Ecuadorian story on the creation o f life.
Located at 3725 N. Gantenbein Ave. Portland, Oregon
Also, there will be a spirit filled THREE NIGHT REVIVAL,
Starting Wednesday November 2nd thru Friday November 4th
At Greater Faith Missionary Baptist Church
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Pastor
Bryone A. Bolton
Greater Faith MBC
Portland, Oregon
He shall direct your path '
Proverbs 3:5-6
Come and get your soul revived
D on’t ’ miss out on your blessing
Come share with us
Contact Number: 503-287-4345
o r 601-299-0496
NEW HOPE: 503-281-0163
folklórico dances.
Artistic director Nancy Aldrich
directs the collaborative produc­
tion. For the past two summers,
Aldrich has been invited to Mexico
to teach and judge at a puppetry
festival.
Along with the featured play,
Tears of Joy offers a bonus presen­
tation. Onion Skin Soup is an adap­
tation of a Mexican story performed
with exquisite shadow puppets.
Audiences will be captivated by the
story of a poor woman who begs and
a rich woman who loves to eat.
Both performances are appro­
priate for ages seven and up and
will be held at W inningstad The­
atre. 1111 S.W. Broadway. The pro­
ductions are funded by the Paul G.
Allen Family Foundation and spon­
sored by The Portland Observer.
Tickets are $ 12 children and $ 15
adults and available by calling the
box office at 360-695-0477 or 503-
248-0557.
Founded in 1971, Tears o f Joy
Theatre is nationally recognized for
its commitment to excellence and
innovation in puppetry.
Cultures Merge in Artist's Works
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The Tribe of the Winds. 2217 N.E.
Alberta St., brings Northern Irish artist
Penny Kavan’s multi-layered monotype
print series “The Eyes Have It” to the
gallery for a showing that extends
though Dec. 24.
The exhibit will open for the Last
Thursday Art Walk, Thursday, Oct. 27
with an opening reception from 6 p.m.
to 9 p.m.
Multi-ethnic characters are a
por information contact the gallery
favorite o f artist Penny Kavan. at503-789-8068orwww.tribewinds.com.